I think the federal government has made tremendous strides on the corporate income tax side, to its credit. We're heading to a very competitive structure. A couple of years ago it got rid of the capital tax, which was really the silliest tax. We want to have capital, and we were fairly unique in directly taxing that. As we head towards a federal level of 15% tax, that will be one of the lowest in the world. We don't have a retail sales tax any longer at the federal level; we have a value-added tax, so that doesn't fall on business inputs. The federal side is fairly clean.
In fact, on the tax side, the problem is really at the provincial level. We still have a lot of provinces with capital tax. We have five of them with retail sales taxes that tax capital, and we have very high property taxes, which is also a form of capital taxation.
But when we get to that 15% rate, we will have one of the lower overall tax regimes on capital, certainly much lower than the United States, our main competitor.